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Economic DevelopmentReportResearchThe High Atlas Earthquake: Disaster, crisis, and government response (The Report)
The High Atlas Earthquake: Disaster, crisis, and government response (The Report)
The High Atlas Earthquake: Disaster, crisis, and government response Preliminary Results Press Conference Call Date and time: March 9, 2024, At 4:00 pm The Moroccan Institute for Policy Analysis is organizing a press conference to present the key findings of the report “The High Atlas Earthquake: Disaster, crisis, and government responses” on Saturday, March 9, 2024 at 4:00 pm. Natural disasters could be some of the biggest challenges faced by governments around the...
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: MENA METHODS WORKSHOP Qualitative Methods for the Social Sciences: Causal Analysis May 15-17, 2024 – Tangier, Morocco The American Political Science Association (APSA) is pleased to announce a Call for Applications from early-career scholars who would like to participate in a qualitative methods training workshop for scholars from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). This program will provide intermediate-level training on understanding and applying methods of qualitative analysis...
Economic DevelopmentMoroccan Policy DialogueResearchMoroccan Family Code Reform: Achievements, Challenges, and Future Directions for Gender Equality
Moroccan Family Code Reform: Achievements, Challenges, and Future Directions for Gender Equality Policy Brief By: Mohammed Masbah, Hajar Idrissi and Rachid Aourraz Background On 3 February 2004, after due consideration, the Moroccan parliament adopted the “Family Code” bill (Moudawant Al Ousra), replacing the Personal Status Code (PSC) which was drawn up in 1958 after the country’s independence. The context is marked by an unprecedented debate on the status of women in a country...
Economic DevelopmentMoroccan Policy DialogueResearchEnhancing Climate Resilience through Green Energy Transition in Morocco
Enhancing Climate Resilience through Green Energy Transition in Morocco Policy Brief By: Mohammed Masbah, Hajar Idrissi and Rachid Aourraz Introduction Morocco faces critical environmental challenges as a result ofclimate change. This includes, creeping desertification, compromised forest areas, water scarcity, degradation of fragile ecosystems like oases and the coastal areas, and a high vulnerability to climate change and natural disasters. These environmental pressuresnot only threatens Morocco’s rich biodiversity but also the livelihoods, well-being, and...